Let the Church Stand
Love Beyond the Altar: Unveiling the True Meaning in Sir the Baptist's 'Let the Church Stand'
Lyrics
Let the Church Stand featuring Saint Ashleey
Introduction to the song titled "Let the Church Stand" featuring Saint Ashleey.
1, 2, 3, 4
Counting, possibly representing a rhythmic or sequential element in the context of the song.
Standing ovation for a wedding dress, but
Applause for a wedding dress, indicating celebration or approval.
I’ll be here through hospital gowns
Expressing commitment to be present during challenging times, such as illness.
They think this ring is about sex
Addressing misconceptions about the purpose of a ring, emphasizing a deeper commitment than mere physical intimacy.
But I’m really trying to hold you down
Expressing a sincere desire to support and be there for someone.
Choir: Hold me Down
Choir affirms the desire to be supported and held down.
Oh can the church stand for me
Questioning whether the church can provide support and stability.
Oh can the church stand for me
Repetition of the question, emphasizing the importance of the church's role.
Oh stand…
Reiteration of the need for standing or support.
Yes I can
A confident affirmation of one's ability to stand or provide support.
Messing up your makeup but I can’t fault yah
Acknowledging potential challenges in a relationship but expressing a commitment to overcome them.
Look around
Encouraging observation of the surroundings.
There's no dry face in the room
Noticing emotional reactions in others, possibly due to the mentioned challenges.
They think this wedding ends at the altar
Highlighting a misconception about the endpoint of a wedding.
But It ends at a small tomb
Suggesting that the true end lies in a small tomb, possibly alluding to death and commitment beyond life.
Oh can you stand for me
Repeating the question about standing, seeking affirmation from the listener or the church.
Could you stand for me
Repetition of the question, seeking assurance of continued support.
Yeah Stand
Reiterating the call for standing or support.
Yes I can..
Confirmation of one's capability to stand or provide support.
Yes
Further affirmation of the need for standing or support.
Stand for me
Reiterating the request for someone to stand for the speaker.
Could you stand for me
Asking again for affirmation of standing support.
Oh Could you stand for me
Repeating the question, emphasizing the importance of continuous support.
Just keep on standing for me
Encouraging persistent support from the church or the listener.
Oh stand
Repeating the call to stand, suggesting the importance of unwavering support.
Yeah
A final affirmation of the need for standing or support.
And I’m sure it’s ok
Expressing confidence that it is acceptable for the church to endorse the message or sentiment.
for the church to say
Repetition of the idea that it is appropriate for the church to approve or support.
Amen
Concluding with the traditional expression of agreement or approval, "Amen."
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